(10-16-2024, 09:07 AM)Chicagojk Wrote: The Ringer’s top 100 rankings

Luka 2
Kyrie 26
lively 89

https://nbarankings.theringer.com/

The list is meaningless but I think you could say one of the keys to the season is for Lively to move up some and PJ to get on the list.  Mavs have good depth.  If you have two stars and two additional top 100 players the rest of the depth works well.

(10-16-2024, 10:10 AM)mvossman Wrote: That list tends to discount defense.  I would rather have Lively than at least 20 guys that are ahead of him on that list.

Lively is not even in Bill Simmons top 75 trade value list, which is a joke.

(10-16-2024, 09:07 AM)Chicagojk Wrote: The Ringer’s top 100 rankings

Luka 2
Kyrie 26
lively 89

https://nbarankings.theringer.com/

The list is meaningless but I think you could say one of the keys to the season is for Lively to move up some and PJ to get on the list.  Mavs have good depth.  If you have two stars and two additional top 100 players the rest of the depth works well.

Quote:The Mavericks told The Dallas Morning News that another key puzzle piece for viewers — a streaming app — will be announced as soon as early next week.

As announced on Sept. 6, WFAA-TV (Channel 8) and its parent-company, TEGNA, have a multi-year agreement to broadcast most Mavericks games — at least 70 this season — ending four decades of games airing regionally on Bally Sports Southwest and its previous iterations.

Quote:All 70-or-more games that are not scheduled to exclusively air nationally will broadcast over the air locally on TEGNA’s KFAA (Channel 29), formerly known as KMPX, a Spanish-content station.

Beginning Sunday, Channel 29 will launch new programming. Of the 70 or more games that will air on Channel 29 and 13 stations around Texas and Shreveport, La., at least 15 of the games will simulcast on WFAA (Channel 8).

For weeks, local fans have wondered whether their cable, satellite or streaming service will carry the new Channel 29. The Mavericks say Channel 29 will be available through these providers:
AT&T U-verse TV; Charter Spectrum; DIRECTV; DISH; Frontier Fiber Keller; Fubo; GEUS; Grande Communications; OneSource Communications; and Optimum.

Quote:Fans who do not subscribe to any of those providers can still access Channel 29 with the use of a digital antenna, a one-time purchase that typically costs $25 to $55.

Fans’ remaining option will be the Mavericks’ soon-to-be-announced streaming service/app. It’s unclear whether the app will be similar to the free Victory+ app launched this season by the Dallas Stars.

(10-17-2024, 12:11 PM)RoyTarpleysGhost Wrote: I guess no more Mavs for me as a YoutubeTV subscriber.

(10-17-2024, 12:11 PM)RoyTarpleysGhost Wrote: I guess no more Mavs for me as a YoutubeTV subscriber.

(10-17-2024, 05:19 PM)Ghost of Podkolzin Wrote: I bought the bullet and subscribed to the NBA League Pass.  If you do that, I suggest you do it through nba.com and not youtube.tv.  For the life of me I couldn't get the nba app to see my youtube.tv NBA subscription.

(10-17-2024, 12:11 PM)RoyTarpleysGhost Wrote: I guess no more Mavs for me as a YoutubeTV subscriber.

(10-18-2024, 01:10 AM)SleepingHero Wrote: https://x.com/noahweber00/status/1847104783909544258


Noah Weber (@noahweber00)
Jason Kidd on Jazian Gortman:

“He was terrible in Summer League…For what he’s put in, the time that he’s put in, he’s worked extremely hard. Just shows that you can fail and fall, as long as you have a group that believes in you and you believe in yourself, and you’re gonna do the work, good things will happen…”

(10-18-2024, 06:47 AM)Chicagojk Wrote: I would not have said terrible.  He wasn’t very good in summer league but he had some moments.  Maybe I was looking at something else though.